EAST BAY BISEXUAL RESOURCES

• Rainbow Community Center   
  3024 Willow Pass Rd., Ste. 200, Concord, CA 94519
  Phone:  925/692-0090
  Website:  www.rainbowcc.org
  Email: cc@rainbowcc.org
  Young, gay & bisexual men’s groups - ages 21 -35 years: skills development, social and peer support groups.  Social and Support Groups for LGBTIQ Youth (activities & outings).
• Bay Area Bisexual Network
  1800 Market St., Rm. 405,
  San Francisco, CA  94102
  Phone:  415/865-5627
  Website: www.babn.org
  Email:  info@babn.org
  Umbrella organization for bisexual groups, resources, and people.
• Bi Friendly East Bay     
  Au Coquelet Cafe, 2000 University Ave.,
  Berkeley, CA 94701
  Email: sfbf@frap.org
  Social support group for bisexual people. BiFriendly meetings are unstructured social gatherings (with
  no set agenda or topics) that focus on fun, good People, conversation, food and drink, and general silliness. Please note that BiFriendly is a free form social group and not intended for those just looking for sexual partners.
  Meets 3rd Tuesday each month in Berkeley: 7:30 PM
  Meets 2nd Monday, Church Street Cafe, 262 Church Street, San Francisco
• Pacific Center for Human Growth    
  2712 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705           
  Phone:  510/548-8283
  Website:  www.pacificcenter.org
  Email:  info@pacificcenter.org
  Express 20’s Discussion Group for Gay, Bisexual or Questioning Men in their 20’s: Express20sGroup@pacificcenter.org
• Bisexual Women’s Support Group: BiWomensGroup@pacificcenter.org
  
  

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA BISEXUAL RESOURCES

• Billy DeFrank Lesbian and Gay Community Center
  408.293.2429;
  www.defrank.org
  Provides community, leadership, advocacy, support and services to the Silicon Valley LGBT community and their allies. Programs include social activities, youth leadership development, nutritious lunches for seniors, support groups, individual counseling and HIV testing.
• The Diversity Center
  Santa Cruz, CA
  831.425.5422;
  www.diversitycenter.org
  Offers a drop-in safe space, peer groups, potlucks, job and housing referrals, business and resource information, a lending library and more.
• KidSpace at the Center
  415.865.5555;
  www.sfcenter.org/kidspace.php
  KidSpace is the San Francisco Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Community Center’s free, high-quality drop-in childcare service. In addition to childcare on evenings and weekends, KidSpace brings fun and educational programming to the bay area’s LGBT families.
• Positive Images
  707.568.5830;
  www.posimages.org
  Provides advocacy, support and information to gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and questioning youth and young adults age 12 to 25. Its mission is to nurture a positive self image and foster clear  understanding of diversity in sexual and gender identity.
• The San Francisco Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Community Center
  415.865.5555;
  www.sfcenter.org
  Home to a dynamic range of organizations and activities that support the needs of LGBT individuals of every race, gender, age, sexuality and socioeconomic status.
• The Spectrum Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Concerns
  415.457.1115;
  www.spectrumlgbtcenter.org
  Strengthens, mobilizes and serves LGBT and questioning people in Marin and Sonoma counties; promotes acceptance, understanding and full inclusion.
• TransGender San Francisco
  415.839.9448;
  www.tgsf.org
  Provides a safe setting and support services for transgender people and educational materials for the transgender community and the general public.
  
  

NATIONAL BISEXUAL  RESOURCES

• American Institute of Bisexuality
  See Resources, News, Projects, BiMagazine, etc.
  http://www.bisexual.org/home.html
  
  
  
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